ASU's international 2026–27 estimate lists on-campus housing and meals at USD 18,819 for undergraduate students and USD 21,087 for graduate students. Actual residence, meal-plan, contract and campus costs vary, so applicants should use ASU housing listings and the current cost estimator rather than treat these as a universal residence price.

Tempe and the Phoenix metro area provide supermarkets, restaurants and varied food options, while campus dining and meal plans vary by residence. Students with religious, allergy or medical dietary needs should confirm ingredients, kitchen access and accommodation arrangements with ASU Dining and University Housing before selecting a plan.

ASU's Tempe campus is part of a multi-campus system that also includes Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic and West Valley. ASU reports 55,500 students at Tempe, 10,000-plus downtown, 6,300-plus at Polytechnic and 5,400-plus at West Valley for fall 2025. Facilities include engineering labs, libraries, student services, recreation and the Memorial Union.

ASU provides campus safety, emergency, health and wellbeing services through its campuses and student-support systems. Students should save the current campus police and emergency contacts, review housing guidance and confirm health-insurance requirements; no university can guarantee personal safety or a particular outcome. ASU's official support includes academic advising, tutoring, health and counselling services, international-student advising, career services, orientation and My ASU task tracking. International students use ASU's I-20 process and must follow the university's arrival and visa guidance for their F-1 or J-1 status.

ASU's international 2026–27 estimate lists on-campus housing and meals at USD 18,819 for undergraduate students and USD 21,087 for graduate students. Actual residence, meal-plan, contract and campus costs vary, so applicants should use ASU housing listings and the current cost estimator rather than treat these as a universal residence price.

Tempe and the Phoenix metro area provide supermarkets, restaurants and varied food options, while campus dining and meal plans vary by residence. Students with religious, allergy or medical dietary needs should confirm ingredients, kitchen access and accommodation arrangements with ASU Dining and University Housing before selecting a plan.

ASU's Tempe campus is part of a multi-campus system that also includes Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic and West Valley. ASU reports 55,500 students at Tempe, 10,000-plus downtown, 6,300-plus at Polytechnic and 5,400-plus at West Valley for fall 2025. Facilities include engineering labs, libraries, student services, recreation and the Memorial Union.

ASU provides campus safety, emergency, health and wellbeing services through its campuses and student-support systems. Students should save the current campus police and emergency contacts, review housing guidance and confirm health-insurance requirements; no university can guarantee personal safety or a particular outcome. ASU's official support includes academic advising, tutoring, health and counselling services, international-student advising, career services, orientation and My ASU task tracking. International students use ASU's I-20 process and must follow the university's arrival and visa guidance for their F-1 or J-1 status.